Dear white women: let's get (un)comfortable talking about racism

Section I: On Being White in America

Chapter 1: Excuse Me, I Don't Have White Privilege

Chapter 2: White Privilege

A Deeper Dive

Chapter 3: Oh, Stop Being So Political

Chapter 4: But I'm Not Racist

Chapter 5: I Do Know Racists, Though

Chapter 6: How Should I Talk with Black People about Race?

Chapter 7: And Is It "Black" or "African American"?

Chapter 8: How Do I Make Sure I Teach My Kids Well?

Section II: On Being Black in America

Chapter 9: Isn't the N-Word Okay Sometimes?

Chapter 10: All Lives Matter, Blue Lives Matter

Chapter 11: Driving While Black

Chapter 12: But That Looting, Though...

Chapter 13: Gang Violence and Black-on-Black Crime

Chapter 14: The Extra Stuff Black Women Go Through

Chapter 15: School Choice, Busing, and Nice White Parents

Chapter 16: Rooting for Everybody Black

Section III: On Being a Non-Black Person of Color in America

Chapter 17: The Dangers of the "China Flu"

Chapter 18: Fancy Asians vs. Jungle Asians

Chapter 19: Who is Latinx, Anyway?

Chapter 20: Native Americans: When an Entire Race Disappears from Modern History

Chapter 21: Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor

Afterword: Which Side Will You Stand On?

Recommendations

Sources

Acknowledgments

About the Authors